Research and Scholarship
at the Center for Computational Statistics

The Center for Computational Statistics is primarily a research unit. The dollar volume of contracts currently in force is approximately $2M with an annual expenditure of $500K-$750K. The documents listed under the Center describe the research initiatives and equipment suites available. Be sure to read these for additional information. The list of technical reports is available also. Below is also links to several research pages that have been carried out by members of the research center often in cooperative work with other researchers.

Research and Scholarship Materials

• Technical Reports

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• Important but Failed Proposals

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• Visualizing Densities
• The Oronsay Sand Analysis
• The Motion Group
• Dr. Michael Minnotte's Data Image Presentation (JAVA Applets and Examples)
• Dr. Super's Virtual Manipulatives
• JAVA Graphics Production Library (JAVA Applets and Examples)
• Virtual Reality for Physical Modeling
• Statistical Graphics for Biodiversity Data

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• Dr. Wegman's Power Point Presentations
  • Crystal Vision Data Mining Software
  • Visual Data Mining
  • Authenticating Vulnerability and Leathality Measurements
  • Mining the Sands of Time
  • Data/Model Integration: Perspectives from Statistics (with Sallie Keller-McNulty)
  • Visions: The Evolution of Statistics
  • Data Mining and Visualization: Some Strategies (1.7M with graphics)
  • Massive Data Sets, Complexity and Some Strategies
  • The GMU MiniCAVE
  • Data Mining: How Hard Is It To Find The Nuggets?